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The vim session results in some weird behaviour. If you launch vim by itself and write text and save it to a disk. Then the next time you launch it, it gets that same file. Even if you delete it or you save to a different file. It just saves that session to the very first file you wrote to. I think this is strange.
You have to delete the /tmp/Session.vim to get rid of it.
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The vim session results in some weird behaviour. If you launch
vim
by itself and write text and save it to a disk. Then the next time you launch it, it gets that same file. Even if you delete it or you save to a different file. It just saves that session to the very first file you wrote to. I think this is strange.You have to delete the
/tmp/Session.vim
to get rid of it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: